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  • BartManB Offline
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    classic - mate, you'll be CHOMPING at the bit in a week.<br />
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    a few nice walks might be in order - go and smell the roses, walk on the beach, contemplate your belly button sort of thing...!!

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    You could work on stretching this week perhaps? I read that BBBT did about 2-3 stretch sessions a day and put a lot of his longevity down to it. Or as Bart says just get outside and relax. Could also be a good time to consult someone about kai?? if that is something on your to-do list.

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    How much does it normally cost to see a nutritionist

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    Ive got to say after only half a day Im hating this. After what turned out to be a half arsed gym session and not doing my usual 1 hour spin class on a Tuesday night I feel like shit. And all because I didn't push as much on the bench as he thought I should. Ive got to say, since he started to sniff around and trying to get me to become a client of his that Im actually starting to lose the gains that I'ld gained over the last month or two. I understand that you need to give your body a rest, but I was also brought up with the training mindset that even if you are feeling tired and can't push your absolute heaviest you just push yourself as hard as you can and do the best you can.

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    But rest is really important - that's when muscles are repairing themselves and growing. I haven't got to the point of overtraining so I don't know how easy/hard it is to recognise. It's not so much about losing momentum as prepping yourself for the next stage. You'll be champing at the bit to get stuck in at the end of the week.

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    aSK AROUND GET SOME PRICES. ours would be good - she does olympic cyclists and all sorts....

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    I did a 20 minute interval run on our new treadmill yesterday followed by a series of 400s at 15kph with 2.30mins rest between each set. Nearly killed me. Was still bright red and hour later. Also got my kegs back from a fitter welder mate who sealed them off for me after I filled them with wet sand. Trouble is one is to heavy to clean and press now. Gonna have to get stronger before I can hoist the bastard.

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    have you weighed the kegs?

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    [quote name='BartMan']have you weighed the kegs?[/QUOTE]<br />
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    The sixty I can C&P even Snatch no worries. The 80+ I can only High Pull at this stage. The wet sand sloshing around inside makes it much tougher than if it was completely full.

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    shit yeah - make it a bit dangerous too with momentum kicking around and shifting the balance point?

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    [quote name='Red Beard']The sixty I can C&P even Snatch no worries. The 80+ I can only High Pull at this stage. The wet sand sloshing around inside makes it much tougher than if it was completely full.[/QUOTE]<br />
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    We used to use them at Ta$man, they're absolutely awesome. How much did they cost to get done?

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    First session back in the gym after a week off. Tried out an upper body session that I designed the other day, focusing on the chest and triceps. Its still a work in progress but chest and shoulders are wrecked haha. Started off with 3 sets of DB military press 8 @ 32, 6 @ 36, 8 @ 34. 7 sets of bench: 8 @ 80, 6 @ 100, 4 @ 105, 4 @ 105, 3 @ 105 then 2 sets of 4 @ 100. Incline bench: 8 @ 60, 8 @ 70, 7 @ 70, 5 @ 70. Bench flies super set with bent over reverse flies: 4 sets of 8 for each at 12kg DB. Close grip bench 10 @ 60, and 2 sets of 10 @ 50 super set with max bench dips. Finishing with 3 2min bridges. <br />
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    A bit of a change in pace, Ive pulled back in the weights a little bit to increase the reps. Try build a bit more strength and size.

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    1 hour spin class today. Always good for a sweat up, and has the weird combination of hurting during the session and feeling awesome once I get home.

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    Back and biceps today. Must say it sucked.This afternoon was cardio. Did intervals down at the park. 10 x 200m going every 2 min, 10 x 150m going every 90sec, 10 x 100m going every minute, and 10 x 50m going every 30 sec. Had a 3 min rest in between sets.

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    Legs today. I must say it was quite weird doing legs and staying away from the squats. I think the body was in a bit of shock haha. Did deadlifts for the first time in a couple years, lunges, leg press and calf raises with some core thrown in through out. Will be interesting to see how the legs are tomorrow.

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    leg press? I hate when my programme for legs does not have squats, and just leg press and the like. Sucks the kumara big time!<br />
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    But those lunges the other day that I did - despite me hating them and always thinking they were wussy have killed me. I expect the squats etc too helped, but by jesus those lunges made my legs scream!!

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    Im doing 2 leg sessions at the moment. One where I do squats, the other I do dead lifts. I don't want to do them together haha. The leg press was just to supplement the other exercises.

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    It's a tough one to know where to put sometimes, the deadlift - with legs or with back. I've always put it in with back, but it really should go in a class of its own - it's a total body wreck in one exercise!

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    Absolutely. I have never wanted to pair them up with squats. The very thought of that scares me. 2nd day after doing deadlifts and lunges and Im still feeling my glutes, lower back and hammys haha. Fun times

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    yep, my legs have now nearly fully recovered from last Tuesdays leg workout. Just in time for this Tuesdays workout. I am sure though that it won't be as much of a shock to the body after tomorrow, I hope so anyway!

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